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DOOP! All the "prior" is doing is renaming the file inside the SQL. SELECT RRN(a), a.IQDBSQ, a.IQDREC, a.IQDDTA FROM G3X1DTA/INBDTA a WHERE a.IQDBSQ > 56000 and a.IQDDTA like '%QTY%%%%-%' Also works but I'm not getting the data I want. Regards, Guy ------------------------------ date: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 14:42:24 -0500 from: "Henza, Guy" <GHenza@xxxxxxxxx> subject: RE: SQL before & after Rob, Walden, I'm sure that I'm sure that was the example I was playing with a year ago (unless I'm getting senile in my middle age). I've got an inbound EDI file (80 char records). I want to select the records that contain credits with a negative quantity and get the 3 records prior to that record. The select statement below works but any thing I put after the prior makes it fail. SELECT IQDBSQ, IQDREC, IQDDTA FROM G3X1DTA/INBDTA prior WHERE IQDBSQ > 56000 and IQDDTA like '%QTY%%%%-%' Any suggestions? TIA Guy
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